Gate-side reading and snacks before Main Terminal security lines back up
Worth Ave News sits in PBI’s Main Terminal concourse, past security, next to other newsstand-style kiosks. It runs typical airport hours, roughly 5:00am through the last evening departures, so early JetBlue and Delta flyers can grab something on the way to 6:00–7:00am flights. Think standard travel shop: magazines, paperback bestsellers, drinks, chips, and last-minute phone chargers.
Prices land in normal airport territory: bottled water around $4, candy in the $3–$5 range, and basic earbuds usually over $15. You’ll see national newspapers plus a few Florida titles tied to Palm Beach and Miami. Coffee is usually from a basic self-serve station near the counter; figure $3–$4 for a small cup, not barista espresso pricing. If you just need a snack and something to read, this is that stop.
Product mix leans heavily into grab-and-go: single-serve nuts, protein bars, shelf-stable sandwiches in the $8–$12 zone, and small travel items like neck pillows and eye masks under $20. Don’t expect full hot food or made-to-order options here; this is a five-minute in-and-out stop between TSA and gates in the Main Terminal. Selection is fine for a short hop to ATL or CLT, less so for a long-haul connection day.
Quick tip: buy water and snacks here before you head to your specific gate cluster in the Main Terminal; some smaller gate areas at PBI have fewer food and drink options and close earlier than this newsstand does.